Multigun

tactical division

for 3GUN.

All right.

Division-wise, and you knew this question was coming because I told you.

And then you travel to your match, and once you've gotten there, you get to preview stages.

So this is one of the big differences between, say, USPSA, 3GUN, and a lot of what we do in the United States.

We preview stages, and we can physically stand in the space and just kind of look through stuff, range targets, figure out where do I need to stand to see things, and get a stage plan.

So you're planning your stage.

So you're balancing all of these skills and then what you know is your strong suit against what needs to happen on the stage.

So you get all that together.

And when you go overseas, This is why 3GUN, I think, is not such a big thing overseas because the primary organization is IPFC, and they only do one-gun events.

They don't really do 3GUN events that are sanctioned right now.

Nice.

And how's everybody taken to the Three Gun?

Great.

Yeah.

And we talked about stage planning and kind of helped them get a framework in their mind for how to approach a stage.

You know, you show up, you've got all these targets.

How do you figure out which ones to shoot first? So then from there, we kind of started building little three gun stages and having them run it with all three platforms.

So I think everyone's going to have a fun time.

Just let us know.

But instead of doing that, you recruit from existing functional interest groups, you know, local ham radio clubs, shooting sports leagues, IDPA, 3GUN, Precision Rifle, IPSC, gardening and permaculture co-ops, volunteer fire departments and search and rescue teams, off-grid energy enthusiasts and ham radio operator meetups.

Essentially, you look for people who are already doing the work as a hobby or profession, not for people who just talk a big game online.

And Really, if you need help simply bringing up the topics, we can help with that.